marylou.wildlife

Preservationist and herpetofauna enthusiast. Just wrapped up my MS in Integrative Biology.

Georgia, USA

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Smooth Purple Coneflower commented on by marylou.wildlife North Carolina, USA7 years ago

Thank you, Jim! Definitely always good to see areas that are managed with imperiled species in mind, especially when the management is clearly helping!

Blue Sea Star commented on by marylou.wildlife Cebu, Philippines7 years ago

Wow!! That is just incredible!!

Northern Cricket Frog commented on by marylou.wildlife Tennessee, USA7 years ago

Northern cricket frog (Acris crepitans) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_c...

Dutchman's Pipe commented on by marylou.wildlife North Carolina, USA7 years ago

Thanks, cis! I was amazed by this flower... no idea such a thing existed!

Bargibanti Pygmy Seahorse commented on by marylou.wildlife Batangas, Philippines7 years ago

Stunning photos and creatures! What an amazing find! Looks like he is winking at you in that first photo ;)

Miami Mist commented on by marylou.wildlife Hohenwald, Tennessee, USA7 years ago

No problem! Beautiful spotting!! :)

Unknown spotting commented on by marylou.wildlife Wisconsin, USA8 years ago

I am not sure what is in the third photo, but it would be great if you could make a separate spotting for the trillium, especially since it is a rare species!

Unknown spotting commented on by marylou.wildlife Wisconsin, USA8 years ago

The first photo is definitely a jack-in-the-pulpit. The second photo looks like a snow trillium (Trillium nivale), which is threatened in WI. Below is a resource for the trillium.
http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/EndangeredResour...

Ring-necked Snake commented on by marylou.wildlife Kansas, USA8 years ago

It is alive, right? Looks like it is playing dead :)

Forget-me-not commented on by marylou.wildlife Virginia, USA8 years ago

Good call on forget-me-not! There are SO many species in this genus, so I would just go with a Myosotis species!